Friday 14th February 2025 |
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Attached is Meridian Energy Limited's monthly operating report for the month of January 2025. Highlights this month include:
▪ In the month to 10 February 2025, national hydro storage decreased from 114% to 91% of historical average
▪ South Island storage decreased to 88% of average and North Island storage decreased to 117% of average by 10 February 2025
▪ Meridian’s January 2025 monthly total inflows were 43% of historical average
▪ Waiau catchment inflows in January 2025 were 27% of historical average
▪ Meridian’s Waitaki catchment water storage at the end of January 2025 was 104% of historical average
▪ January 2025 was the 2nd driest January on record, 4th driest January in the Waiau, and driest in the Waitaki
▪ Water storage in Meridian’s Waiau catchment was 47% of average at the end of January 2025
▪ January 2025 was cold and dry for many parts of the country, with temperatures below average across most of the country. Rainfall varied across both islands, with below normal rainfall across most of the South Island
▪ National electricity demand in January 2025 was -5.7% lower than the same month last year
▪ New Zealand’s Aluminium Smelter’s average load during January 2025 was 513MW
▪ Meridian’s retail sales volumes in January 2025 were -6.7% lower than January 2024
▪ Compared to January 2024, segment sales increased in residential +3.2%, large business +2.7% and corporate +4.9%, with decreases in small medium business -0.9% and agricultural -36.7%
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